Sentence examples for so recognise from inspiring English sources

So recognise the power of protest!

So, recognise," she says looking at Knox.

These periods should be in peaks and troughs though, so recognise if it's getting out of hand.

We should, even so, recognise that the lure of isolation from the international system will increase unless market turbulence settles.Next is the issue of moral hazard.

"UK Anti-Doping's view is that the panel should look closely at the failings of both Mr Warburton and Mr Williams but whilst doing so recognise that this is a contaminated supplement case.

I do so recognising that change cannot happen overnight.

Even so, recognising that this is the best route towards ending poverty is useful.

Many of these problems can be avoided if Muslim marriages are simply registered in the first place and so recognised in British law.

The Nobel Prize is a tremendous honour and a reflection on the exceptional work done by the recipients, but it doesn't confer 'general expert' status upon those of us lucky enough to be so recognised.

I work quite a bit in east London, so recognised the landmarks, but it was an insight into a side of east London I don't know that well.

We have always championed an ethical business approach, and will continue to do so, recognising the incredibly important role that the suppliers have to play in helping us to create the quality product that everyone knows and loves.